Cumberbatch posted double-doubles in nine of Barton CC’s 16 conference games, coming within a point or rebound of doing it three other times, en route to earning first team All-Jayhawk Conference West Division honors.

Barton CC’s website mentions Cumberbatch as the team’s most improved player from a year ago. He more than doubled his scoring average, upped his rebounding average by five per game and shot 49.7 percent from the field, including 37.8 percent from behind the 3-point line.

Cumberbatch attended East Orange (N.J.) High School before going to Barton CC.

UE has two scholarships available and will have to replace starters at both its guard spots and small forward position next season with Colt Ryan, Ned Cox and Troy Taylor graduating.

The Aces inked three others in the November signing period. Castle High School forward Blake Simmons, Fishers High School guard Jaylon Brown and Villa Angela-St. Joseph’s guard Duane Gibson will each enter as freshmen in the fall, while Cumberbatch would have two years of eligibility at UE should he commit to the Aces.